Chapter II: Preface: ,

TO TEACHERS, TO STUDENTS,

PRELIMINARY CHAPTER.

GOVERNMENT: WHAT IT IS AND WHY IT IS,

PART I.--GOVERNMENT WITHIN THE STATE.

CHAPTER.
I.--THE TOWN: WHY AND HOW ORGANIZED, ETC.,
II.--PRIMITIVE MODES OF ADMINISTERING JUSTICE,
III.--PROCEEDINGS IN A JUSTICE COURT,
IV.--THE INCORPORATED VILLAGE,
V.--THE CITY,
VI.--THE COUNTY,
VII.--ESTABLISHING JUSTICE IN THE COUNTY,
VIII.--HISTORICAL,

PART II.--THE STATE.

IX.--STATES: WHY AND HOW CREATED,
X.--STATE CONSTITUTIONS,
XI.--DEPARTMENTS OF GOVERNMENT,
XII.--THE LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT,
XIII.--THE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
XIV.--OTHER STATE OFFICERS,
XV.--THE JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT,
XVI.--RETROSPECT AND PROSPECT,

PART III.--THE NATION.

XVII.--THE CAUSES OF THE REVOLUTION,
XVIII.--THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION,
XIX.--THE ORIGIN OF THE CONSTITUTION,
XX.--THE CONSTITUTION: PREAMBLE,
XXI.--STRUCTURE OF THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH,
XXII.--POWERS OF CONGRESS,
XXIII.--THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH,
XXIV.--THE JUDICIAL BRANCH,
XXV.--THE RELATIONS OF THE STATES,
XXVI.--MODES OF AMENDING THE CONSTITUTION,
XXVII.--MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS,
XXVIII.--RATIFICATION OF THE CONSTITUTION,
XXIX.--THE AMENDMENTS,

PART IV.--GOVERNMENT IN GENERAL.

XXX.--FORMS OF GOVERNMENT,

PART V.--COMMERCIAL LAW.

XXXI.--CONTRACTS, XXXII.--AGENCY, XXXIII.--PARTNERSHIP, XXXIV.--CORPORATIONS, XXXV.--COMMERCIAL PAPER,